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Two high-profile Folsom murder cases headed to trial
By Penne Usher, Telegraph Correspondent Suspected murderer Joshua Atkins is scheduled to face a jury trial May 10 in Sacramento County Superior Court. Atkins, described by officials as a Folsom transient, is accused of stabbing Minor Leon, 19,
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:15P
Two high-profile Folsom murder cases headed to trial
By Penne Usher, Telegraph Correspondent Suspected murderer Joshua Atkins is scheduled to face a jury trial May 10 in Sacramento County Superior Court. Atkins, described by officials as a Folsom transient, is accused of stabbing Minor Leon, 19,
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:15P
Lockwood man denies strip club shooting charges
Douglas McKinnon entered his not guilty pleas in District Court on Tuesday. District Judge Russell Fagg has not set a trial date. Prosecutors say deputies were called to a Lockwood strip club early on Feb. 21 after a dispute between McKinnon and
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:14P
Lockwood man denies strip club shooting charges
Douglas McKinnon entered his not guilty pleas in District Court on Tuesday. District Judge Russell Fagg has not set a trial date. Prosecutors say deputies were called to a Lockwood strip club early on Feb. 21 after a dispute between McKinnon and
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:14P
Bradley: Murder case's next step still undecided
By Rob Laird Given a chance to seek a new trial for the 2005 murder of her husband, Victoria McCue, of Bradley, will wait another month before announcing her decision in court. McCue could have recently withdrawn a plea agreement that resulted in her
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:13P
Bradley: Murder case's next step still undecided
By Rob Laird Given a chance to seek a new trial for the 2005 murder of her husband, Victoria McCue, of Bradley, will wait another month before announcing her decision in court. McCue could have recently withdrawn a plea agreement that resulted in her
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:13P
Ongoing trauma for attack victims
TWO women were subjected to a terrifying ordeal when a man kicked the door of a house in and assaulted them in an attempt to see his children, Orange District Court has heard. Michael Scott Furner, 38, was sentenced to a total term of imprisonment of
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:10P
Ongoing trauma for attack victims
TWO women were subjected to a terrifying ordeal when a man kicked the door of a house in and assaulted them in an attempt to see his children, Orange District Court has heard. Michael Scott Furner, 38, was sentenced to a total term of imprisonment of
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:10P
In 1997 Strangling Case, Evidence of Defendant's Drug Addiction On Trial
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals heard arguments this morning on whether the jury should learn that the man arrested in her death, Frederick Morton, was believed to be a heroin addict at the time. In a twist on usual appeals court proceedings
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:07P
In 1997 Strangling Case, Evidence of Defendant's Drug Addiction On Trial
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals heard arguments this morning on whether the jury should learn that the man arrested in her death, Frederick Morton, was believed to be a heroin addict at the time. In a twist on usual appeals court proceedings
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:07P
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